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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-06-23

Master Of the Stesm3nip handWna
About year ago he obseryed strange change in
His feelings. lie felt tired instead OF vigorous ner
vous instead ii strong. His appetite became poor
and his sleep broken. He tried TO overcome thee
feelings. but they would not go. He then noticed
pains and irritation IN the water chanrels and that
the fuids passed often thick and with scum
on top brick dust sediment at the bottom. All
these the symptoms Of that fearful di-ease,
Catarrh Of t'Ie Bladder. wh Oh has aiwais been
ddered incurable, and they continued untll the Cap
tain in a terrible condition. But he IL the pic
tuIe of health and vigor to-day, and he 1t en-
treiy to that wonderful medicine, unt'- Rersedy.
Capt. Greenwood says: 81 am 20 ain Of the great
value Of Iiunt's Remedy. that al carry sup
ply on shipboard fer the use of en- and pre-
scribe II whenever they are ailin After curing M
ne II did. and restoring my whom the best
physieans OF New York said ying OF fumor ITO
perfect health swear by it,
This Great Remedy absolute cures all Kidney,
Liver and Urinary Diseases.
For sale by all Dealers.
C.. N. CRITTENTON, General Agent,
lis Fulton st., N. Y.
Bend for pamphlet 10 the Hunts Remedy Co.. Pror
Ldence. n. L. augi2da WITT mr. chwky
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-22

bic reideren. bic i'm 8efbe bon gr6s
bereu &apitalien finb, f6 i@on lei@ter
beIfen t0anen), ionbern aud Elm big.
Der in Braiilieu ni9t %gsfanntes farbis
ges proletariat unb 8agabunbentbum
f6aft.
S,e &egieruns III fir bic 8eibebal>
tung bes @eiebes bon 1885. mdbrenb
Is namentll9 ber faiholiihe Rlerus 1T,
melder fir bic u~mitoBuug beRelben
nnb bic pI6Dlide Nbolltlon agiiirt. Ser
Gin FLUFF beHelben 1T aber in 8rallien
Elm iebr bebeutenber-gisbt es bph.uns
ter ben ~ W,il'pnen 8emohnern bes
2aubes faum so 600 Nihttatboliten.
DaB peri6nlide glteIteit bel bieier
N9itatiou cine gtoBe @o0e NIT ipielt,
sebt aus Dem ltmftanoe .bernor, baB
nd inter benz goriBe BON priehern
Elm NbolitipnseIub in &io aebilbet bot,
neI1er benz papft Geo XIII. 3u ieiuem
5Oidbrigen prieiteriubildum cine grobe
Saule fhenfen MID, bic aug SLID
oensGreibfiefeu betgeftelt lit. Da fiebt
man. pas fir &om6bianten binter bite
TT Bewesung fteden!
Mber troSbem III es leiber iebr pabrs
f6einli@, Dab man ieBt in 8raflien
ben Wsg rabiger gnttpidlnng perlafen
unb f6 auf ben Der unbeionnenbeit
uno ueberfiir5ung bege5en miro!
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flamatt
g pe5iaIwabIs gerorbmung.

8e3ugnehmenb auf ben in Der Sic
sung pom Z. Nnuember b. 8. gefaBten
BeihluB bes etobtraihes: BOB bic
@runbeigentbtimer in 6fentIiher Mbs
ftlmmung ibren Wi1en funo tbun fol.
leu, Oh poer nidt bic 9tobt aur Be
ftreitung Der gau= unb SnHanbbal.
tuugsfoiten tleuer Shulbduier eine
SpeS,aIs@ teuer bon 10 Gents per 500
su erbeben ermd6tigt mirb. ferner:
Sn Beahtuug Der i'm ftdbt. Charter
(Seet. 37) entbaIteneu 8efimmungen
bestigIih ebeniue9er 9aean3en I'm
stabtrath, unb Der bur6 ben &iidtrItt
beg 0errn u. Belfnop, alderman at
large, In ge1anntem 2Brper erfoleten
8ocans, oa bleie Dor 8eginn Der lebten
8 Wonate bis 3ur lrid1lfen reguidrem
Wobl einaetreten, berorbne i'd
Bryan gaaagban, Mdpar tsr @fabt
San Antonio, trait Der bur1 ben Char.
ter unb fdbt. Orbinonaen mir gegebenen
8oQmahten, bic MbbaIiHng elmer Spes
5ialuabl our grlebieuis Der oben onge.
fibrten angeIesess6elten anb beftimme
hierftr
9 q benz. Sanuar 1883.
Die Stimmfdffen In ben peridiebes
men Warbs befiHbeu fim san folgenben
punften. uno nerbetl UNI 8 l1br Mor-
geus ge6fnet unb um 6lubr M6enbs &c.
fdloh en- werben.
l. WIarb. poIi3ei.6 auptquartier.
WiIitarn Pla3a. D%orTkenber: 8. Q6s
nigbeint.
2. Warb. ede Ofs unb DoIo.
roia . etraBe. 8ornBeaber: Dan.
6eoer.
3. Warb. ede Meaiuo uub aenl,
6traBe. gprRbenher: u. q. &ipos.
A. Warb. Qriih's Gale. Gds
6ouiions unb Norb . Shores . GtraBs.
Borfbenber: 8. Dilemain.
5. Wa rb. Sn bee MIarne. Ser
fbenoer: gb. Riihe ST.
6. Warb. 9. u. Mrbeitetsg erein,
on Commerce !rabe. Borfbenber
8. Bitters.
Z. Warb. gde gietoria unb Mo-
toscrba.5 traBs. 8%orRBenber:. 6. u.
9ennD.
8Marb.g Sci McaliHtr. 207
Sub MlamO : etrn6e. gOrisenber
s. WuIf.
Nnr steuersatler drb Bel ber Special.
Nbiimmutg HANDKERCHIEF uub lauteu
bic Wahl3ettel:
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ssaHe mnthy

Eu tiblt Did niebersefdIasen, bait tsinsu
apbetit, Did plast Aopfmeb. Du bif unrubia
uub uero0s, turs Du baft iraeHo elm Mittel
nOibig, Did pieber anfiuridten unb neuen
qebensmutb Su fafen, Man beDiene fd oasu
nitt heftiser Stimulunten, Gribiabrsmebi.
ctnen, ODER tperibIofer 8ittsrs, bic fat ole aus
ihIs&iem @bisisb sema@t fnb unb nur fir
furas 9eit oursssn unb Oann cine um 70 i9lim.
mere REACTION i'm gefolse ;u baben, fonoerr
sebrau4e sin sapsrldfiaes 8lutreinisunss.
mitteI. Gin foldes rsst eeber uuo Iieren ~
lebbdfter 8hdi,aieit an, perleiht usue eebens.
trait unb sisbt benz esioenbss @slunb cit uni
FRAT pusber. SoIh lin Wittel 1T bas gIee.
.trie bitters. gS fofet nur 81 Gents BIZ
6lafGe unb If gu biben in bsr aputbste Dor
u. Dreik San antonio,
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&alifpruia Mriue.

Weinliebbabsr finben elm eroBes So.
ger BON feineH galiforHia . Meinen bel
0errn S. s. @eper ON alamo
Ptoaa. 9err Meper iu6t bic Weine
ON Drt uno GteleQ aus uib fauft bireft
aus Dem Keller ter Meinshdter. aIls
eutem Renner selinet Cd ihm tets, bic
beften Sorten aus3umdblen. Or fann
feline 4unbsi uno 6nmilien nit einenl
auten 9ropfen reriehen. @otbs uno
WeiBmeine In nor3ngIider Nualitdt
Don iebt ab $1.00 per @aQone = frei
ms 9aus geliefert.
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6. 6. W@6uer.

2O5 We sGommerceHraBe
b1Hzeingrobesnn b fsbr aespdbltes 2as
ger BON Sopeteu, &Outeauy.
giIberrabmen unb Qeifeu,
unb nebem 3eidnsneag l~nieEidlieu
afer Arf, Garbeu unb &nfreb
der : M aterialien. befoH0ers
0ammers fertig gemif&te
|Garbe.u, bic beften uno biligRen i'm
Mdrfte, bi. unter boiler 0arantie uers
fault tperben. s t. unb spies
geIgIas unb anhere Ia hiefts SAD
gihIagenhe sArtifel; uorin eerr Mtiler
Sas gr0bte Eager i'm Weften bes StaG'
tes bat. Mnftrdge aus BEN Qaube wess
ben prompt ausseftibrt.
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Gegenge3.:
@. g. Glanopn n. glerf.

I6r Die neuefen m pprtir.
ten 0elitateifen, eingemadte
Grii1te unb Semitic, Budwbeat unb
Mople @prup, reuer 6Hgar0 onfe dos
iaHes, @saders un6 Biscuits, Butter
unb gier tets frii6 unb In gtoben
8errdtben BET g mifb g. WiIfp n,
gde bet Goleba6 u. 0oufon 6traBe.
Mne Orbers tuerbeti prompt adsgefibrt
unb Die Waarerl ius 0aus gelieferf.
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aas- Sie SuDeIier. Girma 9 chr u.
Der @riber bat fi9 udbreub Der
finf Sabre ibres Beitebens ben nnge'
mein anerfannten &uf ermorben, quite
Waaret, 3u liberaleu greiien gu pertau,
fen. sic inb i'm Stanoe. init allen
anberen 0ef6dFten ibrer 8rande ers
folsrei9 su fonfurriren; fie 6no ent'
f6loRen bier su bleibeu unb ale ibrs
Waareu unier @arantie az pertaufen.
Gtore: SO. 246 Commerce Strabe.
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9oebem erbalten
6einffe MGefa &o6nen,
Smperial Clutter &oinen,
@abinet
sultana f6ruerloie
Dabnra ffielofe5
Rorinten .@itrDnat, @itrouers uub
Orangeafdalen.
NiReiDrten: peeaus. brafilianifGe,
6aielnhRe; fran36ii@e 2aifanien Haf.
iegura Deldidalige unb i6alloie Mana
beln, en9lif@e Walnife.
6mitbs& million,
gde Soleoao & %. boufontr.
OreB &nbes uLb Sadets
lebter Mobe, ioeben eingetrofea bel
Ooung& NrnoIb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-22

llniere t,eiieii Wintermoaren:
Clothing, Gerrsns8 oiiettesA rtifel. I'm.
ter3eug &c. fommen nod unb mad an
unb l,esen aur 9ef@iisuug often. gan'
coat & SobH.@
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Die bsHe Salbt ber @et fur SGnitts
AudfGunssn, gef9pirs, 6isber. uub eaut.
ausf3Ias, GIeAte, %eefprunsens Sdube, 6rof.
btuIen nnb ale 9autfranttsiten; furtrt %
msrrboiben ober teiue DeBatIung. B6ata,
Qualification sarantirt obsr bas geID p,ri
auriderhattet. 2s gtnts te S&a&teI bel q
Drett
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zYlan.
Nranlas Ya6 8a9n.

T"7 PER O"7t"
-Nbfabrt-
Bon San Nntonio nod CORPUS
ghrifi, 9oufon unb @als
peton..::-...-...11 ub1 0ormss.
BON San Nntonio mad Rerr.
ntle 80 ubr Mbenbs.
-Intunt-
Sn San aatonio BON Corpus
@brlfti, Douifon unb @uls
pefon.......5 1br 80 Wfin. Nahm.
Sn San Nntonio BON Rerrs
bile 10 ubr Normgs.
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S6r @ebr. griber Hnb proftis
f9e ubrma9er, @rapeure unb @olbor'
better unb tbur ale ibre Grbeit ielbf.
SeBbalb tpirb ieber ni@t nur aufs bette
unb prompt. fonbern au@ 3u u1dbigeu
preilen bebient.
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YaneoaR & Sobn p~ettnufen
5eirentleiber rs 33% bifiser oils II,
genb Elm 6aus In Der Stabt. Dies if
tsin 0umbus. lleberSsust gu@!
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80. s.. Gmtterfibe q Co., 335
Dts 1~outon.S trabe, plumbers, @ass
unb Steam : 6iiters, baIten ii9 BEN
Bublitum fir alein ibr5a9 f&laseaben
9rbeiten empfoblen unb peripre6en
prompte 8eioreung aller. auftrdse.
2ronleahter, @ass 6iytures. Babewats
men. gloiets &C. tets an 0anb.
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ysbsamattsmns-sO sabrs-aeb.tIt.

Original eriGt. 1882. Grntnert Is.
8sbraer, 1887. Dreisis Sabre selittea.
Sir Weden i'm Bette. 0ebraudte ale an.
neren &silmittet Dtne Grfols. Gebftlt
burd Gin unb cine babe Gldfde. gefanb
ano pcbI. SIN 5.Sabrsn tein Riffau. -
D. 10. @earid, ~Gcnitantine, Ni@.
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= Mqe reue Sprten in Often, Bic
Dunlap einsef4IORer, bet paneoaf q
Gphn.
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A9-pbtse Seasnifie fnb crnsueruuset ira5eser
4eri9te non 2elten. ueI9e Sur6 ct. Safobs Del
eebetIt wurben unb bic mad Nerfauf Don Sabres
tent aadfebr non G&merseu eebabt Habsn.
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0erreus uno QnabensMhs,
3aGe. f6Uer aenug ffRr 9erbff nnb
Wiuter 25- 333% bi0iger oils friiber,
uui mt BEN gorratb sl rdamen. pans
cOof & 6obn.
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,.Giu Seber sebt anfrieben aus
~ ~

tpenn ct ieine gintdufe fur bic Weib,
aadtsfertaae bel Nlc Sensg madt.
gf fiubet bort Nrbeiistdfthens< .@hreib.
e1mud= u. Soiletten .gtuis In pIh{h
uno 2eoe., albums, Briefmoppen,
5tammbiider, Soaps, @%olofebern,
@dreib3euge u. !. No., gu ben bllieffen
Nreifen.
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SH 6umburs 1T Der friibere Sc.
natot ADolpb fesborpf, Der Snbaber eis
mes Der g,6Bten bortieeu Ausfubrse-
fddfte. i'm AIter DON "a SSabren uerf9ie>
ben. Dem 6euat geh6rte Ct sebn Sabre
binDut9 an; felt 1872 rpiomete er fih
nur ieiren faufm6nnifheH Gei1dften,
Die e. Su auberOrDeutii@er Rlttbe
hrnGie.
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Bdr glesanie 9erreu : Nnsa8e gu
s., S. uno 81. tpelhe %, 50 lHb $40
wertb iino. @au3 boleuhete 9ernoen
3u $3.50, BEL y. Morris.
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sd- Sbr fpart @elb, tuern ibre Cure
SrudiaGen bel Sobnfon 8rcs.
anfertiQen l0Bt.
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sar @eiddftsansise fur $40, $11,
unb $3.50, bel u. Morrts.
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~ @an5 uotIene 8eintleiber far
81 nnb 81. bel u. WprriS.
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DE@eIbsunb SiIberpu a O.
ren ID biligern preiien ipir itsenb.
mo snube beis D I. Bel
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Der 2aben IN isben glbsno aar BsF4s
tisnns se0fnetl
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sgbsamatisu..s-a0 sabre-eebelIt.

ltsnmatismns-aO Sabrs-sebeiIf.
Original SertGt, 1882. Grneutrt 1.
2pStntber, 1885. Wein Battr, 46 gorf>
Gtraet, lit 80 Sabre. Gube unb 9tine
sparen fart ansefdmclen. Mer3te unb
anbere 5fiIntittsl brddter feline Seiluns.
@ebraudte Ct. Safcbe SI unb tpur6e
solftdnbis stbeilt. &eia &ldfaa in finf
Sasrtu.-Granf Dursen, Bangor, @t.
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mptqmarti

&yO WV@VW 80
auer Nrten bon =
BOUQUETS,
Srduertr6n3en
bIabenben Tuner n,
3terfrdu@ern,
ru@tbdumen,
S@atte n 5 du nj { n,
MassoIien.
gtumsnswiebsIu,
Blumentbpfen
&c. &c. &c.
In ben
sfsa saarferies,
tuuba 309, on oOuffon.s trase.
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autasbeIbta in ben ay0sbsten ~ babeu.
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Gdnptr a4tr Art.

Dir iFnb be aIeiuieen Ngentsu fir bic bee
xiaiufen Sodsfer 2dmpen, btren ai@t cine
esul9tfrnft Don 5 aertea bat.
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6ansbaltnnas : tifeniilien

sab ioufise uabIi9e @tbran4sartiisL, Die aud
mgsFers@ oorsa unb plattirte Waorsn
ltssa etnses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
ACCIDENTS TO PASSENGER TRAINS

EVANSTON, WyO., Jan. 3l.-The westbound passenger
train the Union Pacific wrecked at Amy Junction
last night The engine tender, mail and baggage cars
are a total wreck. The first and second passenger
coaches arc damaged. The train of the track owing
10 the displacement OF switch The mail clerk escaped
with few slight bruises The fireman was found under
the debris the rcbox with injury except sigh
scalp wound The engineer, Mark Murphy, was fouhd
dead and mangled under tbe tank.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-ThG through Omaha passenger
train the Chicago Burlington aud Quincy road passed
Aurora at o'clock this morning Thirty miles from TINS
city IL compelled 10 stop owing tO bOckaded eight
train brakeman was sent back over the track win
danger signal TO stop local train from Aurora before
arrived the with the signal recalled as te
Omaha train was ready Ia proceed Before the man WIN
the lantern reached the Of Of bis train and before o
Omaha train had started the Aurora train came dashis
Int" the OF the sleeper The damaged pu'
nobody
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SNOW IN TIE WEST, ICE GORGES ~ THE EAST
CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-The gloomy outlook for stock In
Northern Montana and Indian Territory further in
tensned by n heavy blizzard and snowfall Saturday
night The temperature ranged from 2S' TO $50 below
zero from Assinboinc 10 British Columbia. Three
TO four inches OF fell within radius Of
thirty to forty miles OF this city. The storm
was severe. Three aud One-half inches Of snow
fell here between 10 Oclo last night and O'Clock this
morning according to the Signal Service report The
temperature at o'clock 2 above zero. At Mwau-
kec 1t 10 below zcrO ST. Paul. 2io below; Yankton
OAK, IS below; Huron, Mimi, 22' below MOorehcad
Mimi, 26' below; Bismarck OAK, 25' be-
low; Fort Buford, Oak. 25' low; Minncdosa,
SO below; st. Vincent, Mimi, 37S below.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, JAN 3The past two days have been
very cold the mercury ranging between 20' and 800 be
and 1t began showing The trains all the roads
delayed the engineers not daring to fast for fear OF
broken rails Signal Officer Lyons reports that the
temperature yesterday 29 below Zero the low
est day average for fifteen years. -
PokT DEPOSIT, Md, Jan. 3l.-There Is some litlto
change for the better In the condition OF affairs toniyt
The has recedcd from ten to twelve Inches In Main
st. leaving the water two TO three feet deep Rowboats
continue TO be the means OF transportation. reports
from up the river night denoted general fall IN the
water and movement In heice No further danger Is
apprehended for the present.
kCASAJoHARIE n. Y, Jan. 31.-The people Of Amster
dam and Port Jackson excited over the expected
food The Ice Jam at both places remains un
moved. IL extends far west Fort Plains
porarily The to-day will add TO the food when tho
break
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
STABBED WITH MS OWN SHE4THKNIIE.
RIOT On BOARD THE ENGLISH SHIP JEssAMiNE,
OFF sTApIIIDN

RIOT On BOARD TIE ENGLISH SHIP JEssAMINE,
OFF sTAPLEION.
Thomas Moore. thrtyive native OF Nova Scotia,
and "A sailor the British ship Jessamine Captain Haw-
kins, is dying ut tho Saith Intrmary, Tompknsyillo
3. L. from stab wound. inflicted by one OF his
shipmates yesterday evening while the ship
lying at anchor of stapeton.
Early yesterday morning crew OF sixteen men was
shipped the Jcssamnc bound for Calcutta and laden
with 10000 OF petroleum. The tug Dcntz took the
new down to the oil docks at Bayonnc where the
vessel WAS lying. The was taken Oh board, ana
vessel owcd to anchorage of stapleton The
chief mate, Mr. Zeal, then assigned the men 10 different
duties.
About five o'clock In the afternoon, when the men
had knocked oil" work for the day ana
clothes In order OF the suddenly accused another
OF stealing part or his luggage Moore then said mat
some one had taken II knife from him. Ihs angereu
John Whcay, whO IL alleged began kicking ana apus
Ing Moore, and general riot began Seven or eight Oh
the men surrounded Moore kicking and abusing nun Dur
ing this scuio Moore cried out My God, am staooeu
Al the time the blood freely from deep sash
that had been inflicted by OF the crew with Moores
knife, which had been taken out OF MS pelI
Both mates then ran on deck and stopped the isnt-
boat was lowered and the man WIS
taken ashore An ambulance TOOK Nh. I'm
knife had penetrated the lung aud that there was I'M
mediate danger OF inflammation aud hemorrhago'
Moore was confronted by the three sailors who are nc
cused AS the leaders Of the fight John Mccarthy Jon
Wheatly and John Sullivan The dying man accuses NC
Carthy
Justice Kullman and held for further examination ths
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
ANARCHISTS TROUBLESOME AGAIN.

LIBEL AGAINST A HOsPlTAI-SUPPOSED PLOT TO
BLOW Up THE CHICAGO JAIL.
CHICAGO, Jan. 81 (Specidl) THE organ of the An
archiss, " Der Arbciter Zeitung," Friday con-
tanned an article denouncing the Alexisn Brothers,
their hospital and their mode of treating applicants
for medical treatment The language used was too
vile to be quoted but the brothers accused of de-
bauchery and drunkenness, and the writer Of the
tcle recommended that the entire brotherhood be
dumped into the Chicago River. The Alexian
Brothers have seen the States Attorney about the
matter and will take steps to prosecute the paper for
criminal libel The director Of the hospital to-day
said
"On Monday two men came to tie hospital. One
of them lame and was. as saw at the time. SUIT
fering from chronic disease. The other the sick
mans brother in-law. | examined the lame man and
found that his injury was OF some years standing aud
absolutely ncurable. told him OF this and ex-
planned to him the impOssibty of admitting incur
ables TO institution. lie and his brother-in-law
both begged to take him in and told me of another
ailmcnt told him that would treat him tor that.
if he would engage private room but that our rules
prevented us from placing such cases in the wards
with our other patients. told him that saw MOTH
ing for him To do but TO go to the poorhonse where
upon both began to curse aud swear. They went
away in terrible rage. The next heard Of the
matter was through the Arbcter Zetuns,' and in
tend TO have such talk Opped."
Police Captain schaack today stated that ne had
been tor over fortnight investigating what appeared
conspirators from death on the galiows lie came iD
TO possession OF drawing which was recognized az the
basement plan OF the Jail and criminal court building
IL in every particular. Even the sewers
and waste pipes were located. Basement paus OF the
buildings in Clark st. extending to the jail alley were
also shown. From certain OF these buildings lines
drawn which met in the centre OF the Jail yard
Negoti,ons had been entered into tor the lease of
one basement by prospective shoe dealers who stipu-
lated for the division OF the basement by close par
tit ton separating the front from the back. Boxes
to be delivered and taken from the entrance.
close watch has been kept but without result, and
hopes OF capturing the con-pirators have been aban
doncd. Captain Setback believes that the design was
to cheat the gallows by blowing up the condemned
Anarchists and with them the officers delegated TO
hang them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
A NEW PLAN For TIE READING:
DRExEL. MORGAN SYNDICATE OPPOSED.
NEW IMPROVEMENT LOAN ANDA NEW MORTGAGE

A NEW IMPROVEMENT LOAN AND A NEW MoRTGAGh
TO FUND THE PRESENT DEBTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 81 Especially The generai
mortgage and income mortgage bOndholders OF tne
Reading Railroad Company have completed their plan
for the reorganization OF that property in opposition 10
that under which the Drexel-Morgan Syndicate pro-
poses to bring about reorganization. They propos"
first ne improv loan, hearing per cent inter-
est and new general mortgage bearing per cent IN
terest which IL provide for the general mortgage,
both the six and seven per cent bonds the deiautou
interest OF the same and general mortgage anu IL IL
kiomen mortgage scrip. Ii is provided however ina.
should il be found, at the time vi reorganzatio ina.
$4,000 900 OF the new general mortgage, bearing
per cent be placed at 30 and interest, inc riSn.
shall be reserved to make general mortgage io
800 900 900 be secured by all the propertes oi
the railroad and coal and iron companies when Is 70
provide for the mortgages prior to the genera , @
gage, the general mortgage the defauited h'ees.
the same. general mortgage scrip, coai h"u io'
mortgage real estate leased lines. equipment. pe,er-
ment pledged collatcrao and working car itm' INC
holders OF the general mortgage six per cent Dphus arc
Offered 81, $50 in The new general morteage anu neve
seven per cent general mortgage holders are to recee
Sl2l0 in the new bonds The income In0rtgaSe
bondholdcrs to subscribe 500 in cash ana N!oi
in first preferred stock The convertible adlu tmen'
scrip pays 800 in cash and gets 300 IN frst pre-
ferred stock. DebeDture guarantee scrip pays ln1
same of cash and gets 81 ,3Oo IN nrst preerreu
stock. First series five per cent consoiiaed NO tgS
bondholders To pay 800 in cash and get @i 20
in second preferred stock and the second series hVes
paw $50 in and get 81 800 in third preierrGu
stock Holders of the convertible bonds OF the ran
road company pay 100 i'll cash and get 81 ,33o III
fourth preferred stock. Debenture bonds OF the rail-
road company pay $50 in cash and get : sou III
fourth preferred stock Debcnture bonds OF the coal
and iron company pay 30 in cash and get l3S3 %
ferred stocks assessed 81 per share. Inc tihc
tor assent the plan is limited TO February Il, ana
the Real Estate little and Insurance Company mas M
agreed to become the depository for the bonds Tor
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-01
Mr.. GLADSTONE on IRELAND.

LONDON, Jan. 3l.-Mr Gladstone in an article in the
February number OF Tie Nineteenth Century contends
that though Ireland formerly gained concess ons from
England through fear, attempt by Ireland to repeat
her former tactics would he like warning against Heaven
now England's strength compared with Irelands is as
ten TO one He would rather rely, he says, upon Eng
hds innate sense OF Justice. Mr. Gladstone defends the
American donations to Ireland on the ground that they
have done much Off famine. Foreign donations
ne says If In aid OF bad cause make IL shade
1u IN good serve To remind us OF our duty To
The contention that The granting of Home Rule TO Ireland
would he u hand the Government over TO the National
sis Mr. Gladstone replies that II pationalism Is To pre-
vail 1t Is unwisc to exas2eratc il TO spirit OF vengeance